Morocco. The very name of the country always had a mythical meaning for me. Deserts meet mountains in North Africa. … Read More
The ancient cobbled streets of the Medina in Fes, Morocco, with it’s whirlwind of people, scooters, wheel barrows and donkey … Read More
Quiet. Not a word I thought I would ever use to describe the infamous city of Tangier, Morocco. Yet apart … Read More
Think of this: remove yourself entirely from your current life, your environment and the people you know. Start a new … Read More
Elephants wandering in large slow movements across the savannah. Giraffes striding majestically towering above the flat top trees. Lions on … Read More
“One is a little bit alone in the desert. One is also alone among others.” – Antoine de Saint Exupéry … Read More
Inception. I am in danger of becoming stuck inside this movie. I have watched it three times and it is … Read More
At times it seemed like a mountain too steep to climb, a rock too heavy to push. Five hundred hours … Read More
In November 2009 having sold my flat and most of my belongings I left Copenhagen and embarked on my present … Read More
Apologies for not blogging much lately, battling fatigue, a cold and a headache after pushing myself a bit too much … Read More
I am completely taken aback by wide open desolate spaces. The bigger, wider, more open, more desolate the better and … Read More
“It’s caught me in it’s spotlight. It’s alright it’s alright the moonlight”. A Thin Lizzy hit although I tend to … Read More
In the words of Monty Python ‘and now for something completely different’ – Travel Photography and Ethno Photography. Bicycle Man, … Read More
Feeling like a bit of adventure? A bit of magic? New stories? New images? New silliness? Then get the drinks … Read More
To attempt an understanding of Muad’Dib without understanding his mortal enemies, the Harkonnens, is to attempt seeing Truth without knowing … Read More
As a follow up to my post about Patterns in the Desert, I present images once again from the beautiful … Read More
I wrote earlier about zooming in and picking out patterns in the desert from the air. It works equally well … Read More
The sand dunes of Namibia are massive. Largest in the world. More than 400 meters tall. So you would be … Read More
The Namib desert is the oldest desert in the world with the largest sand dunes, more than 400 meters tall. … Read More
It is one of the classic Namibian photo compositions; The lone Oryx striding majestically in front of the massive orange … Read More
In actual life there is no question, like a solar panel I need the rays of the sun to energize … Read More
“The principal joy of human life comes from encounters with new experiences. Hence there is no greater joy than having … Read More
Nature never ceases to amaze me. No matter how many days, nights, sunrises and sunsets I experience, Mother Nature always … Read More
Besides the odd strange visitor like yours truly, the desert is home to some fascinating creatures. Creatures highly skilled in … Read More
My first images of the desert originated from watching David Attenborough documentaries as a child, seeing photos of the Sahara … Read More
Man was born in the desert. Desert is home. The words are Bruce Chatwin, I heartily agree with him. No … Read More
The title is of course a play on the lyrics of the band America’s classic song “I rode through the … Read More
I am shamelessly lifting the title from Jon Krakauer’s brilliant book and Sean Penn’s equally brilliant movie about Christopher McCandless. … Read More
